In present, maintaining viability and improving biocontrol efficacy of antagonistic yeasts is a critical question which is urged to be resolved. At the same time, large scale production of antagonistic yeasts is also very important to accelerate the industrial production and commercial application. To resolve above questions, this project will mainly carry out studies from the following aspects: (1) Find cellular and physiological changes of antagonistic yeast cells during the progress of apoptosis under environmental stresses and the relationship between cell apoptosis and decrease in viability, and reduce the percentage of cell apoptosis during the producing and applying of antagonistic formula. (2) Investigate the effects of carbon source, nitrogen source, temperature, culture time, as well as other factors on the mass yield of antagonistic yeasts, and establish the producing technical systems for various yeasts, respectively; (3) Study the effects of environmental conditions on the viability and shelf-life of antagonistic yeast formula, screen the effective protectants and preserving technology to improve the viability.